NoirBass

Cool, looks to be based on the MIM P Bass Jr?

Day 40 - Can't Stop Loving You.

Day 39 - Judith Owen

Day 38 - Amanda Marshall

Hey, no problem. Many thanks.

It’s a good pedal, defiantly worth a look. I’d probably encourage you to get the m9 if you can afford it. My reason for this is you can combine the effects on the M9, the M5 is purely 1 effect at a time. The Zoom stuff is great too for entry level and will include amp modelling too. The Boss GT-1b is also a great entry level unit. You’ll probably get a bunch of people chiming in with loads of different options.

Day 36 - Barefoot Servants

Day 35 - F & R...

Day 34 - Dance

Day 33 - Stella

Agreed, although I think what he’s saying is that he tries to be spontaneous and as such isn’t trying to remember what he’s playing at the time of recording.

For me it’s that I often have to travel on the tube to gigs (or did!). A pedal board with a load of full sized pedals gets really heavy, particularly when you add in the cables, psu and pedal board. If I can make it more compact and lighter, I will.

Day 32 - Immediate Family

Day 31 - Sunday

Day 30 - Grinnin' Face

Brilliant isn't it.

Day 29.5 - No Music

Day 29 - I'm whizzed Off!

Day 28 - The Finger

Day 27 - Stab In The Back

Now, theres a question. I use the Valeton mainly at the moment. Its tiny and sound identical to a Boss OC-2. However, I'm a bit of a hoarder of Octave pedals and have a selection of them from classic to modern. For me the highlights include the 80's Pearl Octaver, and original Boss 'Octaver' OC-2, Foxrox Octron 2, EBS Octabass, MXR BOD. These are all great in their own way and cover the analog octave down nicely.

Day 26 - You'll Be In My Heart

Day 24 - Story & Cruel Twist

Day 23 - A Little Lyle